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Eric Beckman

Quota Areas, Immigration Act of 1924, 04/1940 - 0 views

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    Map from 1940 with list showing the number of immigrants allowed into the US according to the Immigration act of 1924
Eric Beckman

Immigration and Wages: Methodological advancements confirm modest gains for native work... - 0 views

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    More detailed research reveals that immigration helps low-skill native workers in addition to high skill workers.
Eric Beckman

Historians Put Immigration Executive Order in Historical Context - 0 views

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    Blog post, Roundtable
Eric Beckman

Interactive Map Showing Immigration Data Since 1880 - Interactive Graphic - NYTimes.com - 1 views

  • Select a foreign-born group to see how they settled across the United States
    • Mary JO Merrick-Lockett
       
      Very cool. Now will I be able to find it next fall. I know.... it is all safe on diggo! MJ
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    Pop up menu lets viewer see changes across time and between country of origin.  Lots of fun.  Check out Norway to watch Minnesota bloom.
Eric Beckman

African American Migration Experience - 1 views

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    Maps, and more, African American migrations from the Middle Passage to immigration from Africa since 1970.
Andy Beede

TeacherTube Videos - A Virtual Voyage to Ellis Island - 0 views

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    Inspiring music, short (5:29), with primary source photographs, this video shows an overview of the arrival at Ellis Island and the processing of immigrants,
Eric Beckman

Arrival of Emigrants [i.e. Immigrants], Ellis Island - World Digital Library - 0 views

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    Movie footage from 1906
Eric Beckman

Measuring the U.S. Melting Pot - Interactive Heritage Map - Bloomberg - 0 views

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    Shows US ethnic distribution by county.  Data from the 2010 census
Eric Beckman

"No Irish Need Apply": A Myth of Victimization - Richard J. Jensen - Journal of Social ... - 0 views

  • No one has ever seen one of these NINA signs because they were extremely rare or nonexistent.
  • The NINA slogan seems to have originated in England, probably after the 1798 Irish rebellion. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries it was used by English to indicate their distrust of the Irish, both Catholic and Protestant.
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    Turns out I have perpetuated an urban myth. Int
Eric Beckman

Flyers distributed by Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly and Butte Miners' Union in s... - 0 views

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    Primary source from the National Archives
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